Describing society through a naturalist’s lens, understanding the world in light of new knowledge, and taking a stand—always taking a stand: this is what has fueled Vincent Gaullier’s passion for filmmaking for the past 25 years. Among the fifteen or so documentaries he has directed or co-directed are stories of assembly-line workers (“Saigneurs”, Best Documentary at the Luchon Festival 2016, “A choreographer in zero gravity”, Liège Webfest 2018), and traveling curators (“Herbier 2.0”), stories of scientific controversies (“Le vaccin selon Bill Gates”, “Tous fous”) and grand animated epics (“Espèces d’espèces”, Pariscience Grand Prize 2008, “Atome Sweet Home”).
When he isn’t directing, he writes for other directors or produces content at Look at Sciences, a photojournalism agency specializing in science and medicine.